The article discusses peace talks between the government of Afghanistan and the terrorist organization known as the Taliban. Particular focus is given to the potential role of the U.S. in such talks. According to the authors, the U.S. must be willing to support Afghanistan and to accept some concessions. It is suggested that without U.S. pressure on Pakistan and other involved parties, extremism and a costly civil war will result. Details on efforts by Taliban officials to initiate talks with the Afghan government are presented. Topics include former Afghan president Hamid Karzai, communication through intermediaries, and relations between China, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.
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